Carbon emissions to pool noodles: oilsands producers seek a ‘beautiful’ rebrand
A leak of the newest industry PR offensive reveals an effort to steer attention away...
Coal provinces ‘co-ordinated’ fight against federal water pollution rules
Internal government documents show Alberta, B.C., Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia worked in opposition to proposed...
‘Anti-Alberta’ inquiry points finger at media and environmentalists but finds no wrongdoing
The controversial and over-budget two-year probe, which has been criticized as a politically charged effort...
What the International Energy Agency’s path to net-zero means for Canada’s oil and gas industry
Looking at different policy scenarios around climate change, agency report lays out path for holding...
Alberta hired law firm to collect millions in oilsands debts but won’t say whether bills were paid
Over the past five years, at least 19 invoices totalling about $3.27 million have gone...
Carbon and caribou: why the Dene Tha’ are forging a plan to protect a northern Alberta lake
The nation is proposing the first Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area in the province to...
Old-growth logging in endangered Alberta caribou habitat ‘flies in the face of common sense,’ critics say
A growing chorus of voices says the government’s decision to green light old-growth cutblocks in...
Trans Mountain ‘investigating’ claims consultant has ties to Proud Boys terrorist group
Trans Mountain, a Canadian government-owned pipeline and energy company, says it is investigating allegations that...
Kenney government urged by Edmonton water utility to halt new coal mines before ‘scientifically rigorous’ review
The city’s only source of drinking water and a vital wildlife corridor could be at...
